VOL.15 NO.3 (2025)

Background: Depersonalization is a key dimension of burnout that threatens the
well-being of nurses and patient care, especially in oncology settings where exposure
to suffering is frequent. Empathy typically protects against…

Background: Problematic smartphone use among nursing students has been
linked to impaired learning and professional performance. While previous research
has primarily focused on addictive or compulsive smartphone use, limited attention
has been…

Background: Maternal adherence to complementary feeding guidelines is crucial
in preventing childhood malnutrition, yet adherence remains low. Although
previous studies have identified several influencing factors, evidence from
Indonesia is…

Background: Legal literacy remains an underdeveloped yet critical domain in
Philippine nursing education. Despite the increasing complexity of healthcare,
undergraduate curricula offer limited structured training in legal knowledge and…

Background: Postoperative recovery after major neurosurgical, orthopedic, and abdominal procedures substantially affects the quality of life of patients and their
caregivers. In Thailand, multiple strategies, such as referral systems,…

Background: Sleep quality is essential for overall health and well-being,
particularly in older adults who are at increased risk of sleep disturbances such as
insomnia and sleep apnea. Poor sleep is associated with declines in physical,
cognitive,…

Background: Abuse of older adults is a global public health concern and
can be viewed as any action that undermines the dignity and respect to which
older individuals are entitled, with significant cultural connotations. Existing
research on older…

Background: Individuals affected by family violence (FV) face a range of physical,
social, and psychological effects, disrupted family relationships, and mental health
issues. In Nigeria, FV incidents are often kept silent due to cultural norms and…